10 Jan 2012
1300apprentice WH&S Manager has passed on this great YouthSafe information. The most common risk-taking behaviours seen in the workplace are:
“Recent research shows that young peoples’ brains are still developing until well into their twenty’s and that the part of the brain responsible for managing risk is one of the last areas to fully develop. At the same time, the parts of the brain associated with sensation seeking and excitement are in overdrive in young people. This means they find the appeal of danger hard to resist.”
Strategies to manage the risk-taking among young workers include:
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